[Sweating_Bullets]

I have seen many of those Vote No signs here in Texas County. I support the right to work without paying a union to do so, but am a bit confused. Should I support Proposition A or vote against it?

[donozark]

Vote YES on Prop A.

[Rome2000]

That’s the way these communist scumbags always set it up, to confuse people.

https://www.kansascity.com/opinion/editorials/article214772545.html

2 days ago - A “no” vote on Proposition A is a vote to keep the right-to-work law from going into effect. A “yes” vote is a vote to make Missouri a right-to-work state.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

If you support the right to work without paying a union to do so you should vote against it.

It’s a union-backed bill. That should tell you all you need to know.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

I’m wrong. They confused me just as was intended.

Voting YES makes Missouri a right-to-work state.

[Prov3456]

Supporting “Prop A” with a “Yes” vote merely allows the passed-and-signed Right-to-Work, Senate Bill 19, to go into effect.

State Sen. Bob Onder prefers to call it “Freedom to Work.” Potential employees can CHOOSE whether or not they want to join a union, rather than being compelled to join as a condition of employment.

Vote “Yes” on Prop A. (Yard signs should be available at Headquarters offices around the state this weekend.)

[hanamizu]

I have seen many of those Vote No signs here in Texas County.

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Same here in Cape Girardeau County. All professionally made and all pretty much the same. I figure you can tell where the union households are by where the signs are. Some ads on TV where a shop owner explains that he is a union shop by choice and wages go down in right to work states. I think I have seen one TV ad that says vote “yes”, but no yard signs.